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Lol looks about right
I figure if I chop it on 1st of April everyone will think its an April fools joke as I drive by with it on the roof 
I figure if I chop it on 1st of April everyone will think its an April fools joke as I drive by with it on the roof 
ThirdUncle
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U might need a chainsaw by harvest time
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I will just take a small hand saw up there and hang onto the middle of it and chop it at the base of the trunk and hold it out sideways and just drop iti may have to do it in 2 or 3 sections depending how well it all pans out
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I have a dewalt electric 54v chainsaw that I used to clear the spot its inU might need a chainsaw by harvest time
ThirdUncle
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perfect
WTF !!?!!
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I will just take a small hand saw up there and hang onto the middle of it and chop it at the base of the trunk and hold it out sideways and just drop it
Thanks for dropping by
No! No! No!
You'll tie a rope to the base, rig a pulley just above her and lower her down gently. Show some respect, dude! She's putting out all this time and you're just gonna drop her on her head??
Criminal.
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Its soft grass for her to land onWtf!!?!!
No! No! No!
You'll tie a rope to the base and lower her down gently. Show some respect, dude! She's putting out all this time and you're just gonna drop her on her head?? Criminal.
she gets a rougher ride being in the tree it gets bloody windy and she's already been through 2 big storms what could Go wrong 
Yeah, we're going to need to see pics of the landing area and get the advisory committee together for a ruling. With the limited information we have available it's not looking like you'll get a favorable outcome, but we'll try to keep an open mind.Its soft grass for her to land on
In the meantime you might start pulling together your pulleys and rope in case the decision goes against you.
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Don't go getting the greenies involved or I'll just chop the host tree down
No you won't. That would eliminate it from future consideration as a grow site. So that one's a bluff.Don't go getting the greenies involved or I'll just chop the host tree down
And no greenies are involved. Just a panel of concerned growers shocked by your careless disregard for the prize at the end of the rainbow. Is nothing sacred in your world??
I’d like to bring the Chair’s attention to the post lowering phase of the transportation. The locomotion of said plant from tree to motorised vehicle for the journey to the trim facilities should not be overlooked.
To my previous, I believe the Chair has previously discussed Trolley Carts in favourable terms and approved items for grow operations. Without being too forward might I suggest that one such device might be appropriate in this case.
Yours,
A concerned attendee of Committee Meetings.
As a volunteer non-voting member of the greenies who don't exist, I'm with Azi about not dropping it. As someone who has done enough damage to trichomes with all my schlepping, I'd at least consider hand-lowering it on a rope if the pully thing is too elaborate.
The Chair would like to recognize anyone who would like to speak in favor of the (asinine idea of dropping her on her head) original plan.
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Hearing none, the applicant is advised to rethink the evacuation plan and report back with something (anything) that makes more sense.
PLEASE! We are begging you!
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Hearing none, the applicant is advised to rethink the evacuation plan and report back with something (anything) that makes more sense.
PLEASE! We are begging you!
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Farmer mate owns a plant (the type with motors) rental company in your neck of the woods. I’m sure I put you in touch he can arrange a suitable bit of kit to not only remove the plant from the tree but also buck it and trim it for youSaw through that one pretty quickly
I'll get back to you on that one
He’s got a triple bucking machine. I’ll get him to send me the pictures. Strips the buds off the stems. Like mad money. $45k Plus the double drum trimmer from Triminator which was more I think.
Also back hoes and stuff for the main business.
Also back hoes and stuff for the main business.
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She actually looks like she might have started tipping / early flower
Gorilla Glue in the SIP below
Happy safe growing peoples
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Gorilla Glue in the SIP below
Happy safe growing peoples
Thanks for dropping by
How far is the spot from home?
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Yeah. Loose lips sink ships. Looking tops buddy. Getting there
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